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@ -47,15 +47,17 @@ public class DateFormatTest {
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List<DateFormatData> list = |
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EasyExcel.read(file, DateFormatData.class, null).locale(Locale.CHINA).sheet().doReadSync(); |
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for (DateFormatData data : list) { |
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if (data.getDateStringCn() != null && !data.getDateStringCn().equals(data.getDate())) { |
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log.info("date:cn:{},{}", data.getDateStringCn(), data.getDate()); |
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if (!Objects.equals(data.getDateStringCn(), data.getDate()) && !Objects.equals(data.getDateStringCn2(), |
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data.getDate())) { |
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log.info("date:cn:{},{},{}", data.getDateStringCn(), data.getDateStringCn2(), data.getDate()); |
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} |
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if (data.getNumberStringCn() != null && !data.getNumberStringCn().equals(data.getNumber())) { |
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log.info("number:cn{},{}", data.getNumberStringCn(), data.getNumber()); |
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} |
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} |
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for (DateFormatData data : list) { |
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// The way dates are read in Chinese is different on Linux and Mac, so it is acceptable if it matches either one.
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// The way dates are read in Chinese is different on Linux and Mac, so it is acceptable if it matches
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// either one.
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// For example, on Linux: 1-Jan -> 1-1月
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// On Mac: 1-Jan -> 1-一月
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Assertions.assertTrue( |
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